April 27, 2011
From The Library: Skeletal Beginnings



Conservatory building under construction. Spring 1900.

Source: The New York Botanical Garden’s historical photographs, in the collections of The LuEsther T. Mertz Library.

March 23, 2011
The Garden has been awarded the 2011 Arthur Ross Award for Architectural Stewardship by the Institute of Classical Architecture & Classical America:

For the ongoing care, magnificent restoration, and rigorous botanical   research and interpretive display that makes this New York landmark one   of the great green treasures in the nation and a leader in  understanding  and conserving our natural world.

The Garden has been awarded the 2011 Arthur Ross Award for Architectural Stewardship by the Institute of Classical Architecture & Classical America:

For the ongoing care, magnificent restoration, and rigorous botanical research and interpretive display that makes this New York landmark one of the great green treasures in the nation and a leader in understanding and conserving our natural world.

March 16, 2011
From the Library: Palm House, March 1942

Moving palm trees in the Conservatory

The rearranging of palm trees underway in the Enid A. Haupt Conservatory—sixty-nine years ago this month. A little right…a little left…perfect! From The New York Botanical Garden’s archival photographs, in the collections of The LuEsther T. Mertz Library.

January 9, 2011
Morning Eye Candy: Up

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